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Considered one of France’s most ambitious cinematic endeavors, Playtime ventures into the whimsical world of Monsieur Hulot, a lovable bumbler lost amidst the towering glass and steel of a modern corporate landscape.

Led astray in the labyrinthine maze of urbanity, Hulot encounters an equally eccentric American tourist and embarks on a misadventure of hilarity and absurdity. Through Jacques Tati’s masterful direction, the film becomes a visual symphony of slapstick comedy and biting social commentary.